To go from £250k to £500k is an ambitious goal for any small business. In your Surveying Firm, it’s no longer all about you, but about how well the team works together. These challenges often prevent small surveying firms from growing beyond £200k. As a surveyor, you can implement several strategies to grow your business and expand your client base.

On 5th July 2021, the Building Safety Bill, first published in July 2020, was introduced to Parliament. This is a lengthy document and was subject to change as it worked its way through to gaining Royal Assent as expected in April 2022. The following information may be subject to change.

You probably rely on finding local clients to sustain and grow your practice as an experienced surveyor. In the digital age, an innovative approach is often needed to advertise in your local area despite traditional marketing methods such as directories, word-of-mouth and print ads.

In order to make sales, surveyors' websites should generate leads, build trust with their audiences, share expertise, and attract new talent. The cornerstone of your digital marketing strategy is your website. In this article, Surventrix wants to help you and your business make a big impact.

A successful surveying firm relies on organisation, time-management, tracking, great reports and progress. Would you like to increase productivity and streamline your essential processes in order to make your firm more successful?

Would you like to grow or scale your surveying firm?

The purpose of this article is to reveal the differences between scaling and growing for your business, and how to start the process.

Surventrix has added an updated Diary Tool to the platform, enabling you to manage your teams effortlessly.

Within the diary tool, you can easily view jobs waiting to be assigned to a surveyor. You can also view each booked instruction at the click of a button.

Here are the latest release notes for Surventrix in June 2023. This overview provides a detailed update of all the new features, enhancements and fixes based on your feedback that will be released today.

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) is pleased to announce the appointment of Justin Young, as Chief Executive Officer. Justin will join RICS as CEO on 5 July 2023.

As part of its ongoing commitment to promoting sustainable practices and solutions in the natural and built environment, RICS has launched a COP28 Global Student Competition.